So we got this going on: A U.S. Navy F/A-18E Super Hornet from Carrier Air Wing 8 on board the USS George Bush shot down a Syrian Air Force Su-22 ground attack aircraft near Raqqa, Syria after the air
So this happened. Seven sailors are missing and three more, including the commanding officer, were confirmed injured after the USS Fitzgerald collided with a merchant vessel early Saturday off the coa
On the latest episode of Foreign Entanglements, Brockington and I ask the hard questions: David explains the results of the UK general election 6:37 Just how fragile is Theresa May’s position? 7
I had a couple of pieces on the Midway commemoration last week. First, some technical thoughts: The basic tactical situation at Midway is well-known; the Americans enjoyed the advantages of land-bas
Apparently the United Kingdom is having an election today. Monarchy ain’t what it used to be. Polls close at 10pm local, which is 5pm Eastern. Here’s the Guardian; here’s the BBC. Le
Foxtrot Alpha asked me for some thoughts about a future Large Surface Combatant, or “battleship:” The U.S. stopped building battleships in the 1940s. Aircraft, submarines, and missiles, ab
I have a couple pieces at the National Interest discussing WWII stuff. First, a profile of the Graf Zeppelin: Germany laid down its first carrier in December 1936, and launched the Graf Zeppelin two
I’ve been playing with the CSIS 2046 Fleet tool… The Center for Strategic and International Studies has developed a tool for projecting the cost, size, and construction time of diff